AGENCIES

2-1-1 LINCPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E, I2-1-1 or alternate phone number: (901) 415-2790Counties served: SHYour “one call” for health and human service information! 2-1-1 provides community information and referral service to our Mid-South area. Simply dial 2-1-1 or call 901-415-2790 or 866-735-7211. This service is made possible through the partnership of United Way and the Memphis Public Library system.website or www.211.org

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Alliance Healthcare ServicesPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 353-5440Counties served: SHProvides mental health treatment and case management to residents of all ages in the Memphis and Shelby County areas.website

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Memphis, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 323-5440Counties served: SHDevelops positive, mentoring relationships that have a direct and lasting impact on the lives of young people, ages 5 to 18. Provides strong role models for children and adolescents who desperately need someone in their lives who will make a difference for a happy and successful future.website

Binghampton Development CorporationPrimary areas of impacting poverty: I(901) 347-0504Counties served: SHAddresses the severe poverty and lack of economic assets in the Binghampton community by:1) building healthy residential neighborhoods.2) facilitating the economic redevelopment.3) enhancing resident’s employment prospects.4) empowering residents through a “bottom up” community building program.website

Boy Scouts of America, West Area Tennessee CouncilPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(731) 668-3787Counties served: FA LA TIStrives to instill values in young people ages 6-18 based on the Scout oath and law utilizing volunteers and community organizations.website

Boys & Girls Club of the Hatchie River RegionPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E901-476-0180Counties served: TIProvides programs to Tipton County youth ages 7 to 17 focused on Education and Career Development, Character and Leadership Development, Health and Life Skills, The Arts, and Sports/Fitness/Recreation.website

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater MemphisPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 278-2947Counties served: SHProvides after-school and summer programs to youth ages 7 to 17 at clubs located in some of the most impoverished areas in Memphis, including a Technical Training Center. Members participate in various programs that focus on Education and Career Development, Character and Leadership Development, Health and Life Skills, The Arts, and Sports, Fitness and Recreation.website

BRIDGESPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 452-560Counties served: SHServes as a catalyst for empowering youth and adults to reach their potential through education, leadership, diversity, and workshop development.website

Children and Family Services, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E, I, H(901) 476-2364Counties served: FA LA SH TIProvides services to low-income families of West Tennessee with focus areas in Tipton, Lauderdale, and Fayette counties. It provides social and recreational services under a family of inter-related services.

DeSoto County Foundation for Excellence in Education, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E(662) 429-4414Counties served: DEEnhances the quality of education in DeSoto County by providing funding and assistance for enrichment programs.website

Dewitt Community Coalition, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E, H(901) 854-1223Counties served: FATeaches young people the long term benefits of personal and social responsibility, as well as to provide charitable acts for homebound seniors. Provides services within Fayette for youth and seniors.

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Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: I, H(731) 668-4000Counties served: FA TIHelps families in preventing and dealing with child abuse. Helps parents and children meet practical needs of preserving and improving the quality of family life.website

Exchange Club Family Center of the Mid-SouthPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 276-2200Counties served: DE SHServes families from Shelby and DeSoto County, MS working through the trauma of child abuse and/or domestic violence.website

Fayette County Commission on AgingPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 465-3554Counties served: FAPromotes the mental and physical well-being of the elderly people of Fayette County through a broad range of programs, services and learning opportunities to enhance seniors’ knowledge, independence, self-esteem, growth, and dignity.website

Fayette County Schools Alumni Association, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E(731) 376-0264Counties served: FAProvides assistance to students enrolled in the Fayette County school system. Assists with scholarships for college, tutoring and provides enrichment programs to enhance learning.website

Frayser Community Development CorporationPrimary areas of impacting poverty: I(901) 354-9401Counties served: SHWorks to restore the Frayser community as a healthy and vital part of Memphis through housing and commercial revitalization.website

Friends For Life CorporationPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 272-0855Counties served: SHProvides a comprehensive continuum of prevention and supportive services to persons affected by HIV/AIDS under two major divisions; Aloysius Home Housing Services and the Wellness Program. Housing services include permanent supportive housing for homeless persons living with HIV/AIDS.website

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Girl Scouts Heart of the SouthPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 767-1440Counties served: CR DE FA LA SH TA TI TUOffers a values-based program that is open to all girls 5-17. Guided by caring adults, girls discover fun, friendship and their courage and strength.website

Girls Inc. of MemphisPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 523-0217Counties served: SHProvides girls programs focused on teen pregnancy prevention, economic literacy, career planning, leadership, sports and culture and heritage. These programs are comprehensive, researched, outcome based, and age-progressive and equip girls with the skills and confidence to reach their full potential.website

Goodwill Homes Community ServicesPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 785-6790Counties served: SHProvides Adult Day Care, Foster Care for Children, Senior Center activities, supportive and affordable housing for seniors, and Head Start for Children and Families.website

Grace House of Memphis, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 722-8460Counties served: SHHelps women overcome alcohol and drug problems through a residential treatment center for women 18 years of age and older.website

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Harwood Center, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 448-6580Counties served: SHEnables children with special developmental needs to reach their full potential. Children ages birth to three receive home, community and center-based educational and therapy services.website

Healing Hearts Child Advocacy CenterPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E662-349-1555Counties served: SHProvides a safe and child-friendly atmosphere for child victims of abuse and assault to tell their story. A skilled team of professionals work together to investigate serious child abuse allegations, conduct forensic interviews, aid in prosecuting offenders, and provide therapy and victim assistance services to the child abuse victims and their non offending caregivers.website

Historic DeSoto FoundationPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(662) 429-8852Counties served: DEPreserves DeSoto County history from Hernando DeSoto’s time in 1541 to today by operating the Historic DeSoto Museum in Hernando, MS. Exhibits include Hernando DeSoto, the Civil War, African-American history and famous county residents.website

Hope HousePrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 272-2702Counties served: SHOffers family-centered, community-based, coordinated care for children infected or affected by HIV and AIDS. Includes transportation for day care and medical appointments for the children and their families, as well as social services for the entire family.website

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Knowledge Quest, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 942-1512Counties served: SHProvides a fun and exciting after school program that offers an awesome experience of intellectual advancement and character development through an innovative, hands-on learning strategy and engaging artistic and sportactivities.website

Lauderdale County Family Resource CenterPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E, I(731) 635-2352Counties served: LAProvides residents of Lauderdale County with parenting skills which include helping children perform better in school, preventing dropouts due to teen pregnancy while teaching awareness of HIV AIDS and STD. Parents can also benefit from mentoring and financial management skills. Limited assistance is provided towards adult disabilityand utility payments.

Le Bonheur Early Intervention and Development – LEADPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 287-4900Counties served: SHProvides a comprehensive array of services and support designed to meet the needs of children who are typically developing and children with developmental delays and their families.website

Legal Aid of ArkansasPrimary areas of impacting poverty: I(870) 972-9224Counties served: CROffers free civil legal assistance to low-income residents, helping qualified people with legal matters which often lead to an improvement in their quality of life.website

Lowenstein House, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 274-5486Counties served: SHOffers a vocational skills training day program for adults with mental illness. The agency also provides social, recreational and educational activities designed to help people achieve self-sufficiency in the community.website

Memphis Child Advocacy CenterPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 525-2377Counties served: SHProvides a child-friendly, welcoming place serving children who are victims of sexual or severe physical abuse. A team of law enforcement officers, child protection case managers, therapists, investigators and prosecutors work together to ensure the best possible outcome for victimized children. Educators work to prevent abuse of children by equipping adults and children with information to help keep kids safe.website

Memphis Jewish Community CenterPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 761-0810Counties served: SHProvides social group work; leisure activities; health and physical education; individual, group and family counseling; childcare; day camp; family life/informal education; cultural and social programming.website

Memphis Jewish HomePrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 758-0036Counties served: SHProvides rehabilitation to attain and maintain individual independence for the elderly. Memphis Jewish Home is a skilled and intermediate care nursing home including dementia and rehabilitation.website

Memphis Oral School for the DeafPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E(901) 758-2228Counties served: SHEmpowers deaf children to listen, learn, and talk. For more information log on to:website

Olive Branch Community Food Ministry, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: I, H(662) 895-2913Counties served: DEProvides emergency food for up to seven days to Olive Branch-area residents who are having a difficult time providing food for their family.website

The Salvation Army of Memphis & the Mid-SouthPrimary areas of impacting poverty: E – Education, I – Poverty, H – Healthy Living(901) 543-8586Counties served: SHServing Memphis and the Mid-South, The Salvation Army provides distinct services and programs in three locations to address the critical challenges of poverty, homelessness, addiction and violence — The Adult Rehabilitation Center work therapy program, the Purdue Center of Hope for homeless women and children and the Kroc Community Center. Focusing on long-term solutions and incorporating empathy, education, effective case management and experience, The Salvation Army is a Christ-centered organization committed to meeting human needs in His name without discrimination.website

SamaritansPrimary areas of impacting poverty: I(662) 393-6439Counties served: DEGives assistance to needy families in the form of help with utilities, rent, food, clothing and prescriptions due to poverty, natural disaster, domestic strife and emergencies.website

Search Dogs SouthPrimary areas of impacting poverty: I(662) 564-2212Counties served: CR FA TA TI TUProvides trained search dogs and handlers for lost and missing persons within 250 miles of Memphis. Also conducts public safety demonstrations and crime scene investigation at the request of law enforcement.website

Special Olympics, Greater MemphisPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 683-1271Counties served: SHProvides athletic training and competitions to individuals with mental delays and/or retardation on a year-round basis at no cost to the athlete, his or her family, school or agency.website

SRVSPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 869-7787Counties served: SHProvides comprehensive services for people with disabilities. Services include residential living programs, a day center, community participation activities, sheltered workshop services, job training and placement, and a family support program.website

Synergy Treatment CentersPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 332-2227Counties served: SHHelps people battling alcoholism and drug dependency with a one-year residential treatment program based on a work ethic model. Also provides outpatient services, transitional housing, and treatment for repeat DUI offenders.website

The Baddour CenterPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(662) 562-0100Counties served: TAOffers an environment that promotes maximum growth intellectually, spiritually, physically, socially, emotionally and vocationally. This residential community is for adults with mild and moderate intellectual disabilities.website

The WORKS, Inc. (See section “W”)

Tipton County Commission on AgingPrimary areas of impacting poverty: H(901) 476-3333Counties served: TIEnriches the quality of life for senior residents of Tipton County. Strives to enhance their independence through advocacy, education and service delivery.website

United Housing, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: I, H(901) 272-1122Counties served: SHProvides innovative, affordable housing options to low-to-moderate income families in Memphis and Shelby County. Helps the revitalization of Memphis neighborhoods through the provision of housing production, education, and counseling.website

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The WORKS, Inc.Primary areas of impacting poverty: I(901) 946-9675Counties served: SHA community development corporation serving South Memphis and the Greater Memphis area dedicated to the holistic renaissance of the community through the provision of services in areas of housing, economic development, education, and advocacy.website

“Counties Served” Designations:

See a listing of local nonprofit networkagencies that benefit from your contributions to our United Way Community Impact Fund. This listing is based on information as of September, 2019 and is also available as a PDF download.

Agencies Improving Income, Poverty and Financial Stability

2-1-1/LINCIn Memphis, just dial 2-1-1.Alternate phone numbers (901) 415-2790 & (866) 735-7211Provides community information and referral services for the greater Memphis metro area by simply dialing 2-1-1. For more information about 2-1-1 on our United Way website, click here.

Alpha Omega Veterans Services(901) 726-5066Provides food, shelter, clothing, housing and rehabilitative services to homeless and displaced veterans with the goal of enabling them to return to permanent housing and stable, productive lives.

American Red Cross, Mid-South Chapter(901) 726-1690Provides immediate disaster response and disaster preparedness training and around-the-clock emergency communications for members of the Armed Forces with health and safety education.

Binghampton Development Corporation(901) 229-1774Addresses the severe poverty and lack of economic assets in the Binghampton community by1) building healthy residential neighborhood.2) facilitating the economic redevelopment.3) enhancing resident’s employment prospects.4) empowering residents through a “bottom up” community building program.

Catholic Charities of West Tennessee, Inc.(901) 722-4700A comprehensive social services agency that serves West Tennessee.

Children and Family Services, Inc.(901) 476-2364Provides social/recreational services and programs to low-income families in Tipton, Fayette, Lauderdale, Shelby and Haywood counties.

District One Volunteer Fire Department(662) 562-4528Provides fire protection service to the people in District One in Tate County, MS. Also provides mutual aid to the surrounding communities.

Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Inc.(731) 668-4000Helps families in preventing and dealing with child abuse. Helps parents and children meet practical needs of preserving and improving the quality of family life.

Fayette County Citizens for Progress(901) 465-6131Provides health, nutrition, education, social andrecreational services and housing to low-income residents and families to improve lives in Fayette County.

Frayser Community Development Corporation(901) 354-9401Works to restore the Frayser community as a healthy and vital part of Memphis through housing and commercial revitalization.

LaGoshen Family Life Skills and Enrichment Center(901) 877-3555Offers an after-school program that aims to raise children’s self-confidence as well as academic performance and provides a wide array of benefits to children, their families, schools, and the community.

Latino Memphis(901) 366-5882Coordinates interested agencies, institutions, businesses, organizations and individuals in order to build relationships between Spanish speakers and the larger Memphis community.

Lauderdale County Family Resource Center(731) 635-2352Provides residents of Lauderdale County with parenting skills which include helping children perform better in school, preventing dropouts due to teen pregnancy while teaching awareness of HIV AIDS and STD. Parents can also benefit from mentoring and financial management skills. Limited assistance is provided towards adult disablility and utility payments.

Legal Aid of Arkansas(870) 972-9224Offers free civil legal assistance to low-income residents, helping qualified people with legal matters which often lead to an improvement in their quality of life.

Literacy Mid-South(901) 327-6000Offers private tutoring, classes, and computer-aided instruction to adults wanting to improve basic reading skills; encourages family literacy; works with other groups to expand literacy services in the Mid-South.

Memphis Crisis Center(901) 274-7477Serves as an emotional lifeline through compassionate, non-judgmental 24-hour live telephone support, providing intervention, information, and referral. Assists clients with immediate problems and link them with long-term resources needed to cope and overcome.

Memphis Urban League, Inc.(901) 272-2491Assists African Americans and other ethnic groups to expand economic opportunities and secure parity, power and civil rights. Education and Youth Development offers supplemental education services that address academic achievement and leadership among high school students. Workforce and Economic Development offers job readiness, job placement assistance, and computer training.

Olive Branch Community Food Ministry, Inc.(662) 895-2913Provides emergency food for up to seven days to Olive Branch-area residents who are having a difficult time providing food for their family.

The Salvation Army of Memphis & the Mid-South(901) 543-8586The Salvation Army provides distinct services and programs in three locations to address the critical challenges of poverty, homelessness, addiction and violence. Focusing on long-term solutions and incorporating empathy, education, effective case management and experience.

Samaritans(662) 393-6439Gives assistance to needy families in the form of help with utilities, rent, food, clothing and prescriptions due to poverty, natural disaster, domestic strifeand emergencies.

Search Dogs South(662) 564-2212Provides trained search dogs and handlers for lost and missing persons within 250 miles of Memphis. Also conducts public safety demonstrations and crime scene investigation at the request of law enforcement.

Tennessee Poison Center(800) 222-1222This emergency information hotline number for possible poisonings is monitored and followed-up every day, 24 hours a day, seven days a week utilizing specially trained health care professionals, and also provides public education programs and materials.

The WORKS, Inc.(901) 946-9675A community development corporation serving South Memphis and the Greater Memphis area dedicated to the holistic renaissance of the community through the provision of services in areas of housing, economic development, education, and advocacy.

Tunica County Community Development Coalition, Inc.(662) 363-5990Improve the quality of life for low and moderate income residents of Tunica County by developing, managing and obtaining affordable housing. The agency also provides credit counseling and education of potential homeowners.

Tunica County Literacy Council, Inc.(662) 363-1296Offers tutoring, childcare services and educational services to Tunica youth and has programs for adults in reading, math, writing, life-skills and English-as-a-Second Language in a safe environment.

United Housing, Inc.(901) 272-1122Provides innovative, affordable housing options to low-to-moderate income families in Memphis and Shelby County. Helps the revitalization of Memphis neighborhoods through the provision of housing production, education and counseling.

Volunteer Memphis (an initiative of Leadership Memphis)(901) 523-2425Works with non-profits, churches, schools and other groups that engage volunteers to make community programs stronger. Provides training and support to organizations and offers assistance to individuals seeking to match their skills with a place to serve. Programs include volunteer matching, Disaster Preparedness, Board Member Training, Corporate Volunteer Program Support, Teen and Family Volunteering and Flexible Volunteering.

YWCA of Greater Memphis(901) 323-2211Provides programs which strengthen women and families and ensures a community safety net for women who are in imminent danger.

Agencies Improving Health

United Way nonprofit network partner agencies improving health and safety:

Alliance Healthcare Services(901) 353-5440Provides mental health treatment and case management to residents of all ages in the Memphis and Shelby County areas.

The Baddour Center(662) 562-9666Offers an environment that promotes maximum growth intellectually, spiritually, physically, socially, emotionally and vocationally. This residential community is for adults with mild and moderate intellectual disabilities.

Children and Family Services, Inc.(901) 476-2364Provides social/recreational services and programs to low-income families in Tipton, Fayette, Lauderdale and Haywood Counties.

Dewitt Community Coalition, Inc.(901) 877-3071Teaches young people the long-term benefits of personal and social responsibility, as well as to provide charitable acts for homebound seniors.

Fayette County Commission on Aging(901) 465-3554Promotes the mental and physical well-being of the elderly people of Fayette County through a broad range of programs, services and learning opportunities to enhance seniors’ knowledge, independence, self-esteem, growth and dignity.

Friends For Life Corporation(901) 272-0855Provides a comprehensive continuum of prevention and supportive services to persons affected by HIV/AIDS under two major divisions; Aloysius Home Housing Services and the Wellness Program. Housing services include permanent supportive housing for homeless persons living with HIV/AIDS.

Goodwill Homes Community Services(901) 785-6790Provides Adult Day Care, Foster Care for Children, Senior Center activities, supportive and affordable housing for seniors, and Head Start for Children and Families.

Grace House of Memphis, Inc.(901) 722-8460Helps women overcome alcohol and drug problems through a residential treatment center for women 18 years of age and older.

Lowenstein House, Inc.(901) 274-5486Offers a vocational skills training day program for adults with mental illness. The agency also provides social, recreational and educational activities designed to help people achieve self-sufficiency in the community.

Memphis Jewish Home(901) 758-0036Provides rehabilitation to attain and maintain individual independence for the elderly. Memphis Jewish Home is a skilled and intermediate care nursing home including dementia and rehabilitation.

Meritan, Inc.(901) 766-0600Offers innovative programs for people of all ages. Services include foster care for children with special needs, in-home care, a senior center, employment assistance for older workers, information and referral, and assistance for the blind and visually impaired.

Special Olympics, Greater Memphis(901) 683-1271Provides athletic training and competitionsto individuals with mental delays and/or retardation on a year-round basis at no cost to the athlete, his or her family, school or agency.

SRVS(901) 869-7787Provides comprehensive services for people with disabilities. Services include residential living programs, a day center, community participation activities, sheltered workshop services, job training and placement, and a family support program.

Synergy Treatment Centers(901) 332-2227Helps people battling alcoholism and drug dependency with a one-year residential treatment program based on a work ethic model. Also provides outpatient services, transitional housing and treatment for repeat DUI offenders.

Tipton County Commission on Aging(901) 476-3333Enriches of the quality of life for senior residents of Tipton County. Strives to enhance their independence through advocacy, education and service delivery.

Agencies Improving Education

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Memphis, Inc. (901) 323-5440Develops positive, mentoring relationships that have a direct and lasting impact on the lives of young people, ages 5 to 18. Provides strong role models for children and adolescents who desperately need someone in their lives who will make a difference between a future bright with hope or filled with despair.

Boy Scouts of America, Chickasaw Council(901) 327-4193Offers a comprehensive youth development program, emphasizing personal growth, self-confidence and service to others. Prepares young people to make ethical decisions over their lifetime.

Boy Scouts of America, West Area Tennessee Council(731) 668-3787Strives to instill values in young people ages 6-18 based on the Scout oath and law utilizing volunteers and community organizations.

Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis(901) 278-2947Provides after-school and summer programs to youth ages 7 to 17 at clubs located in some of the most impoverished areas in Memphis, including a Technical Training Center. Members participate in various programs that focus on Education and Career Development, Character and Leadership Development, Health and Life Skills, The Arts, and Sports, Fitness and Recreation.

BRIDGES(901) 452-5600Serves as a catalyst for empowering youth and adults to reach their potential through education, leadership, diversity, and workshop development.

Children and Family Services, Inc.(901) 476-2364Provides social/recreational services and programs to low-income families in Tipton, Fayette, Lauderdale and Haywood Counties.

DeSoto County Foundation for Excellence in Education, Inc.(662) 429-4414Enhances the quality of education in DeSoto County by providing funding and assistance for enrichment programs.

Dewitt Community Coalition, Inc.(901) 877-3071Teaches young people the long-term benefits of personal and social responsibility, as well as to provide charitable acts for homebound seniors.

East Arkansas Youth Services, Inc. (870) 739-4219Provides positive alternatives to institutionalization for children who are involved or at risk of becoming involved with the juvenile justice system. Both residential and nonresidential services are offered to male and female, 8 to 18 years of age, at-risk and delinquent youth.

Exchange Club Family Center of the Mid-South(901) 276-2200Serves families from Shelby and DeSoto County, MS working through the trauma of child abuse and/or domestic violence.

Fayette County Schools Alumni Association, Inc.(731) 376-0264Assists qualified students enrolled in the Fayette County school system with college scholarships, tutoring and enrichment programs to enhance learning.

Girl Scouts Heart of the South(901) 767-1440Offers a values-based program that is open to all girls 5-17. Guided by caring adults, girls discover fun, friendship and their courage and strength.

Girls Inc. of Memphis(901) 523-0217Provides girls programs focused on teen pregnancy prevention, economic literacy, career planning, leadership, sports and culture and heritage. These programs are comprehensive, researched, outcome based, and age-progressive and equip girls with the skills and confidence to reach their full potential.

Harwood Center, Inc.(901) 448-6580Enables children with special developmental needs to reach their full potential. Children ages birth to three receive home, community and center-based educational and therapy services.

Historic DeSoto Foundation(662) 429-8852Preserves DeSoto County history from Hernando DeSoto’s time in 1541 to today by operating the Historic DeSoto Museum in Hernando, MS. Exhibits include Hernando DeSoto, the Civil War, African-American history and famous county residents.

Hope House(901) 272-2702Offers family-centered, community-based, coordinated care for children infected or affected by HIV and AIDS. Includes transportation for day care and medical appointments for the children and their families, as well as social services for the entire family.

Knowledge Quest, Inc.(901) 942-1512Provides a fun and exciting after school program that offers an awesome experience of intellectual advancement and character development through an innovative, hands-on learning strategy and engaging artistic and sport activities.

Le Bonheur Early Intervention and Development (LEAD)(901) 287-5858Provides a comprehensive array of services and support designed to meet the needs of children who are typically developing and children with developmental delays and their families.

Memphis Child Advocacy Center (901) 525-2377Provides a child-friendly, welcoming place serving children who are victims of sexual or severe physical abuse. A team of law enforcement officers, child protection case managers, therapists, investigators and prosecutors work together to ensure the best possible outcome for victimized children. Educators work to prevent abuse of children by equipping adults and children with information to help keep kids safe.

Memphis Jewish Community Center (901) 761-0810Provides social group work; leisure activities; health and physical education; individual, group and family counseling; childcare; day camp; family life/informal education; cultural and social programming.

Memphis Oral School for the Deaf(901) 758-2228Empowers deaf children to listen, learn, and talk.

Porter-Leath(901)387-7350Empowers children and families to achieve a healthy, optimal and independent life-style through Early Childhood Education, Foster Care, Special Needs Adoption, Residential Services, Child/Adult Food Care and Foster Grandparent programs.

YMCA of Memphis and the Mid-South(901) 766-7677Provides Head-Start, school-aged childcare, summer day camps, fitness, recreation and swimming programs. Also offers teen development and leadership, juvenile offender programs and a low-income male residence.

Lauderdale County, TNAdult Education CouncilBoy Scouts of America, West Tennessee Area CouncilChildren & Family Services, Inc.Girl Scouts Heart of the SouthLauderdale County Family Resource CenterTennessee Poison Center

Note: Nonprofit partners change web addresses and phone numbers, and sometimes websites experience technical difficulties. Some agencies do not have websites. United Way is not responsible for the content or maintenance of agency partner sites. “Areas of impact” and “counties served” codes are related to work agencies perform with United Way funding. Many agencies do work beyond the scope of what is reflected in these codes.